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Naylor Association Solutions

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Colleagues become fiercely competitive and constantly clash - Account Executive Naylor Association Solutions Employee Review

1.0
Jun 7, 2026
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Pros

Opportunities if you're assigned with a good territory.

Cons

- Competition is ruthless. - Colleagues become fiercely competitive and constantly clash over territories, stolen clients, and commissions. - The people responsible for this are management. - The unfair treatment and blatant favoritism were impossible to ignore. - Better territories were handed to favored employees while expecting everyone to hit the same targets.

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Naylor Association Solutions Response
1mo
Thank you for taking the time to share your perspective. We’re disappointed that your experience did not reflect the environment we strive to maintain at Naylor. While sales organizations naturally involve a degree of competition, we disagree with the characterization of that competition as “ruthless” or driven by favoritism. Our approach is designed to balance performance expectations with fair and structured territory assignments, and we have established processes in place to ensure consistency and objectivity in how opportunities and targets are managed. We take concerns related to fairness and management practices seriously. Territory assignments and performance goals are regularly reviewed to align with market realities and business needs, and decisions are not based on favoritism. We also encourage open dialogue and provide channels for employees to raise concerns so they can be addressed constructively. We recognize experiences may vary and continue to evaluate our practices to support a collaborative and respectful workplace. Feedback—both positive and critical—plays an important role in that process. We appreciate your feedback and wish you the best in your future endeavors.

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5.0
Sep 19, 2025
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Pros

- Management knows what they're doing and does a good job at getting interdepartmental projects done smartly - Lots of vacation time - Very good about remote work flexibility

Cons

- Annual performance reviews & raises were not a standardized company process during my time there. Raises were at the discretion of your direct manager - Smaller company means health insurance was lackluster. Would not recommend joining unless you can be on your spouse's health insurance coverage

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Naylor Association Solutions Response
7mo
Thank you for sharing your feedback and noting positives like project management, vacation time, and remote flexibility. Regarding performance reviews and raises, we follow a standardized annual review process. It’s possible there was a one-off where a review wasn’t completed during your 1–2 years with us, but consistency remains a priority. Providing the best benefits possible to employees and their families is always important to us. Healthcare changes nationwide have impacted small and mid-sized businesses like Naylor, but we strive to offer strong options while keeping them affordable. We did notice the job title and location listed don’t align with our records, making it hard to confirm context and focus on any specific concerns you mentioned. More detailed feedback would help us address concerns effectively, and we encourage employees to share issues with HR during their tenure. Your feedback is valued, and we wish you success in all your future pursuits.
1.0
Jun 13, 2026
Recommend
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Pros

The office building was fine, good light and reasonable parking.

Cons

• The management team was packed with people who seemed to get promoted because they were favored, not because they had any qualifications to lead. • Getting a clear answer about priorities or direction was nearly impossible because the people making decisions appeared completely disconnected from the work itself. • Every meeting felt like watching unprepared leaders stumble through problems far beyond their capabilities, and the most frustrating part was knowing those same people would likely be rewarded with even more authority. • Strategy changed constantly, decisions were overturned without explanation, employees were shuffled into roles they were unprepared for, and no one was ever held accountable. • The entire organization was consumed by uncertainty because the dysfunction started at the top and spread into every corner of the business. • It took less than a week to see how deeply broken the structure really was.

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